Java Developer
experisBerkeley Heights (NJ)
Java Developer
Posted 20 days ago
experisBerkeley Heights (NJ)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$80
About the role
Job-ID: 408191
Sector: Technology and IT
Location: Berkeley Heights, NJContract: Contract
Posted: 2026-09-01
Deadline:
0001-01-01 Our client, a leader in the technology industry, is seeking a Java Developer to join their dynamic team. As a Java Developer, you will be an integral part of the software development department supporting innovative projects. The ideal candidate will demonstrate strong problem-solving skills, excellent collaboration abilities, and a proactive mindset, which will align successfully within the organization.
Job Title: Java Developer
Location: Berkeley Heights, NJ
Pay Range:
$80 What's the Job? Develop and maintain Java applications using Java 17+ and Spring Boot frameworks Create and optimize RESTful services to support various client needs Implement container orchestration solutions with Kubernetes and OpenShift Design and work with NoSQL databases to ensure scalable data management Participate in the full Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) from planning to deployment What's Needed? Extensive experience with Java 17+ development Proficiency in Spring Boot and RESTful API design Hands-on experience with Kubernetes and OpenShift platforms Knowledge of NoSQL databases and object-oriented programming principles Strong understanding of software architecture, design patterns, and TDD practices What's in it for me? Opportunity to work on cutting-edge technologies and innovative projects Collaborative work environment that values continuous learning and growth Engagement with a diverse and inclusive team committed to excellence Competitive pay rate aligned with your expertise and experience Potential for contract to hire opportunities based on performance
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